On Thu, 17 May 2001, Kevin Ross wrote:
What's funny is that VESA comes up right, it detects my card
beautifully; but then it complains that there aren't any screens.
Sounds like it can't find a matching resolution and refresh rate. The VESA
driver is limited in what resolutions and
I've got VESA to work now. I had to set it to use a bpp of 8, and
then it came up fine. My computer has been up for 15 hours now, and I've
been in X all this time; so I guess things are working alright (Although
none of my consoles work now. *sigh* Something about the refresh rate
being
I am running Sid with XFree86 4.0.3-3 on Linux 2.4.4. My
predicament, you see, is that my X server seems to hang the machine
whenever it fancies. I have maximum uptimes of about 15 to 20 minutes
of usage. If I don't touch my X server, it's fine. If I don't use
my X server, it's fine.
On Thu, 17 May 2001, Kevin Ross wrote:
I am running Sid with XFree86 4.0.3-3 on Linux 2.4.4. My
predicament, you see, is that my X server seems to hang the machine
whenever it fancies. I have maximum uptimes of about 15 to 20 minutes
of usage. If I don't touch my X server, it's fine.
What's funny is that VESA comes up right, it detects my card
beautifully; but then it complains that there aren't any screens.
Sounds like it can't find a matching resolution and refresh rate. The VESA
driver is limited in what resolutions and refresh rates it will support.
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Hello,
I seem to have a small, and mysterious problem.
I am running Sid with XFree86 4.0.3-3 on Linux 2.4.4. My
predicament, you see, is that my X server seems to hang the machine
whenever it fancies. I have maximum uptimes of about 15 to 20 minutes
of usage. If I don't touch
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